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Nathaniel School of Music launch Music Method

In an endeavor to channel a breath of fresh air in the field of music education in Bangalore, the Nathaniel School of Music recently celebrated the launch of their website and it’s extremely unique course offering Music Method Music Method has been structured to suit the convenience of a fast paced professional as well as a keen tech savvy child... [Read more of this review]

Jazz Artist Claims The Resonte Music Award

The inaugural edition of the Resonate Music Award has finally found a winner. Gowri, a solo bluegrass/jazz artist from Pune has won the coveted prize. A collective decision of the four immensely talented judges Nolan Lewis, Sahil Makhija, Chris Avinash and Deepak Rao, Gowri wins recording time for a full length album at Christortion recording studios... [Read more of this review]

B-School of Rock Open Entries

B-School of Rock- Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore’s answer to the various other nationwide battle of the bands competitions has returned for the second time this year. The second edition very much like the first has been launched in search of semi-pro bands that compose original music. As part of IIM-B’ annual college fest... [Read more of this review]

Sledge Release VanQuish

Hailing from the not so metal friendly city of Hyderabad, Sledge have done a hard hitting job of stamping their name across the metal scene in India. Winning prestigious competitions like the Castrol Garage Rock and shocking metal heads around the nation with a major label release of their debut album Desert Of Souls , Sledge proved that... [Read more of this review]

Resonate Music Award Launched

The biggest constrain for a band in India while cutting an album is money. While a handful of professional acts are signed to record labels most bands in India have followed the independent path, funding their albums out of their own pocket and applying rather naive marketing tactics to distribute their record. Deepak Rao (ex-front man of... [Read more of this review]

The Big Three:Wave Goodbye

On the laid back Saturday afternoon of India’s 62nd year of independence, when most of the Bangalore population was busy tending to their dreams as they slept tight, three of the cities best local metal acts were trying to split the earth’s gravity with their thumping hard rock sound. Stranglehold, Extinct Reflections and Myndsnare (the line-up)... [Read more of this review]

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